Person stable but difficult terrain, helicopter rescue needed
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Cache County Public Safety
02:56
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Battalion 70 for rescue 71.
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23, you have EMS rolling.
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10-4.
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You cut out.
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Try that again.
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055, 1060.
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055.
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(number withheld) North Main Street, Logan, Utah.
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It's a white Toyota.
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Copy (number withheld) North Main.
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His request, I assume with a voice.
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Ten four.
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Copy, yeah, go ahead.
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Good copy.
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That's Delta One Four Ten Twenty Three.
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Delta One Four.
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Nine 70 cache.
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Go ahead.
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Would you like to be the ground contact?
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For Life Flight has one with a hoist coming out of Salt Lake ETA about half an hour.
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Is that okay?
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Copy.
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Cache Alpha Twenty Four Ten Forty Two.
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Alpha Twenty Four.
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This is Cache.
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Go ahead.
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They'll be on air to ground one.
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They need to stop in Ogden to pick up the equipment.
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Copy, air to ground one.
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Dash Delta 99, 10-23.
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Delta 99.
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Squad 300 and Delta 327 arriving on scene.
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70 from medic 70, we are three.
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We have made contact with the patient.
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He is oriented on four, GCS 15 , stable.
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The terrain here is going to be very difficult to get him down without him being ambulatory.
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So I think the helicopter is going to be the best option.
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His main concern is billing.
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Do we know if Life Flight hoisted him down with no transport to the hospital? Do we know for sure one way or the other about billing?
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